| Event: |
2002 Australian Shootout Championships |
| Date: |
10/10/2002 to 12/10/2002 |
| Sponsors: |
Fishead Communications aaa |
| Review: |
Gordon Owen, the 2002 Australian Shootout Champion |
| |
Bankstown 20-handicapper Gordon Owen managed his game and his nerves to take out the Australian Championship, played at The Glades Golf Club on the Gold Coast. Owen defeated New Brighton's Kyle Newton and local Gold Coast member David Cohen, in a playoff between the winners of the three Australian Championship rounds. |
| |
Mens Australian ShootOut results for 2002 |
| Winner: |
Gordon Owen playing of 20 at Bankstown |
| Runner-up: |
Kyle Newton and David Cohen playing of at |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition 3 day aggregate |
| 1st: |
Ben Parkes playing of 27 at Cronulla scored 105 |
| 2nd: |
Max Forrest playing of +2 at PGA scored 104 |
| 3rd: |
playing of at scored |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Evelyn Baird playing of 31 at Cronulla scored 93 |
| 2nd: |
Lea Brandtman playing of xx at Cronulla scored 87 |
| |
|
| |
2002 Australian ShootOut - Qualifying round 1 |
| Date: |
10/10/2002 |
| Course: |
Hope Island Resort |
| Review: |
Round One of the Australian Shootout Championships |
| |
Gordon Owen from the Bansktown club in Sydney took out round one of the Australian Shootout Championships.
In the four hole playoff, Owen prevailed, defeating Woolooware member Reg Gendron and Cronulla associate Yvonne Murray with a par ont eh difficult par four nith hole at Hope Island |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Gordon Owen playing of 20 at Bankstown |
| Runner-up: |
Reg Gendron & Yvonne Murray playing of at Woolooware & Blackheath |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Ben Parkes playing of 27 at Cronulla scored 43 |
| 2nd: |
Peter Eggenhuizen playing of 22at Arundel Hills scored 39 |
| 3rd: |
Ken capelin playing of 14 at The Australian scored 38 |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Evelyn Baird playing of 31 at Cronulla scored 39 |
| 2nd: |
Lea Brandtman playing of 16 at Cronulla scored 33 |
| 3rd: |
Susie Thomas playing of 22 at Royal Qld scored 32 |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
Steve Cornish, Greg Gazal, David Ball, Chris Neil |
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A - Brad Cook B - Alex Howell, |
| |
Longest drive winners (Women) |
| |
Cathy Parkes |
| |
|
| |
2002 Australian ShootOut - Qualifying round 2 |
| Date: |
11/10/2002 |
| Course: |
Arundle Hills Country Club |
| Review: |
Round Two, Australian Shootout Championships |
| |
David Cohen, a 12-handicapper from the Southport course in Queensland, with a spectacular birdie on the 18th hole at Arundel Hills, won round two of the Australian Shootout Championships. His final hole birdie beat Arundel Hills member Phil Fahey and Roger Williams from Long Reef. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
David Cohen playing of 16 at Southport |
| Runner-up: |
playing of 8 at Phil Fahey Arundel Hills |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Roger Williams playing of 18 at Long Reef |
| |
Geoff Bush playing of 13 at Cronulla |
| 5th & 6th: |
David Rutherford playing of 11 at |
| |
Chris Neil playing of 19 at The Lakes |
| 7th & 8th: |
Peter Eggenhuizen playing of 22 at Arundel Hills |
| |
Ian Forsyth playing of 12 at Cronulla |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Brian Baker playing of 8 at Cronulla scored 39 |
| 2nd: |
Merrick Masters playing of 17at Arundel Hills scored 37 |
| 3rd: |
Roger Williams playing of 18 at Long Reef scored 35 |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Janette Holland playing of 35 at Cronulla scored 33 |
| 2nd: |
Janet Raynor playing of 13 at Surfers Paradise scored 29 |
| 3rd: |
Janelle Woodhall playing of at Royal QLD scored 27 |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
A Grade - Geoff Bush, B Grade + - David Cohen, Women Janelle Woodhall |
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A Grade Rob James, Hcp 14+ Kyle Newton |
| |
Longest drive winners (Women) |
| |
Rosie Glasson |
| |
|
| |
2002 Australian ShootOut - Qualifying round 3 |
| Date: |
10/12/2002 |
| Course: |
Glades Golf Course |
| Review: |
Round Three, Australian Shootout Championships |
| |
New Brighton's Kyle Newton, using borrowed clubs after his sticks were stolen at Arundel Hills the previous day, hit a spectacular bunker shot ont he par three 17thhole at The Glades to win the Third Round of the Australian Shootout Championships. Alex Howell of Moore Park and Robert Eliasson of The Glades were the joint runners-up. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Kyle Newton playing of 16 at New Brighton |
| Runner-up: |
Alex Howell playing of 17 at Moore Park |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Robert Eliasson playing of 23 at Cronulla |
| |
Max Forrest playing of +2 at PGA |
| 5th & 6th: |
Bob Craig playing of 8 at Cronulla |
| |
Chris Neil playing of 19 at The Lakes |
| 7th & 8th: |
Tracey Dunn playing of 1 at Coolangatta Tweed Heads |
| |
Barry Vial playing of 20 at Paradise Springs |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Alex Howel playing of 17 at Moore Park scored 41 |
| 2nd: |
Max Forrest playing of +2at PGA scored 38 |
| 3rd: |
Robert Steege playing of 9 at Cronulla scored 36 |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Jenny Morgan playing of 25 at Royal QLD scored 37 |
| 2nd: |
Janelle Woodhall playing of at Royal QLD scored 34 |
| 3rd: |
Jacque Giles playing of 23 at Royal QLD scored 31 |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
3rd Matt Howlin, Reg Gendron, Wom Yvonne Murray 17th Paul Mclean, Dave Sadler, Ladies Diedre Melville |
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A Grade Tracey Dunn, B Grade Robert Eliasson |
| |
Longest drive winners (Women) |
| |
Jacque Giles |
| Event: |
2002 4BBB Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
06/09/2002 |
| Course: |
Camden Lakeside Country Club |
| Sponsors: |
Fishead Communications Subway |
| Event: |
2002 Cronulla Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
16/08/2002 |
| Course: |
Cronulla Golf Club |
| Sponsors: |
Gibson and Partners Real Estate Cronulla Fishead Communications |
| Review: |
Cronulla golf club member Brian Baker, a regular Shootout participant, beat junior Drew Schmalfeldt with a par three on the ninth hole at Cronulla. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Brian Baker (8) at Cronulla |
| Runner-up: |
Drew Schmalfeldt (18) at Cronulla |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Ben Lockwood (2 ) at Tamworth |
| |
Shane Castellan ( ) at Kareela |
| 5th & 6th: |
Dawn Steege ( ) at Cronulla |
| |
Denis Roast ( ) at Cronulla |
| 7th & 8th: |
Paul Woodfield ( ) at |
| |
Chris Savelle ( ) at Chris Savelle |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Alan Steege ( ) at Cronulla scored points |
| 2nd: |
Ted Stone ( ) at Cronulla scored points |
| 3rd: |
Ben Lockwood ( ) at Tamworth scored points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Dawn Steege ( ) at Cronulla scored points |
| 2nd: |
Angela Beare ( ) at Cronulla scored points |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
Evelyn Beare, George Emerson, Brian Baker |
| |
|
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
Chris Parkes, Gary Jones |
| Event: |
2002 Queensland Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
05/07/2002 |
| Course: |
Arundle Hills Country Club |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
ERNIE GRIMSHAW (19) at ARUNDEL HILLS |
| Runner-up: |
CLIFF BLACK (8) at TWIN WATERS |
| 3rd & 4th: |
BEVYN RANFORD (11 ) at |
| |
TONY SULLIVAN (22 ) at |
| 5th & 6th: |
STEVE CORNISH (11 ) at TWIN WATERS |
| |
DAVID COHEN (16 ) at |
| 7th & 8th: |
PAUL MCLEAN (4 ) at |
| |
JOHN WELLS (20 ) at |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
STEVE CORNISH (11 ) at TWIN WATERS scored 40points |
| 2nd: |
MERRICK MASTERS (17 ) at ARUNDLE HILLS scored 38points |
| 3rd: |
JOHN LYBRAND (11 ) at ARUNDLE HILLS scored 38points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
MARY MCILWRAITH (18 ) at ARUNDLE HILLS scored 34points |
| 2nd: |
KAORI TAMESHIMA (4 ) at ARUNDLE HILLS scored 33points |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
15th David Cohen, Gary Tozer 7th Paul Heppler 5th Nola Nash Merrick Masters |
| |
|
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
Gary Tozer and Ross Brindlecombe |
| |
Longest drive winners (Women) |
| |
Kaori Tameshima |
| Event: |
2002 Kogarah Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
21/06/2002 |
| Course: |
Kogarah Golf Club |
| Sponsors: |
Fishead Communications |
| Review: |
Local wins Shootout at first start |
| |
Local member Gary Callaghan outlasted fellow club member Brian Pearson to win the Sydney City Shootout held at the Kogarah course. Barry Phillis of the Australian and former New Brighton Shootout champion Mark De Montfort were eliminated on the 17th hole to fill the 3rd and 4th placings. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Gary Callaghan (20) at Kogarah |
| Runner-up: |
Brian Pearson (7) at Kogarah |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Barry Phillis (6 ) at The Australian |
| |
Mark De Montfort (6 ) at The Australian |
| 5th & 6th: |
Terry Small (3 ) at Kogarah |
| |
Reg Gendron (17 ) at Woolooware |
| 7th & 8th: |
Evelyn Baird (31 ) at Cronulla |
| |
Jeff Allen (16 ) at Cronulla |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Chris O'Loughlin (18 ) at New Brighton scored 41points |
| 2nd: |
Reg Gendron (17 ) at Woolooware scored 40points |
| 3rd: |
Brendan Gaffey (18 ) at Massey Park scored 39points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Evelyn Baird (31 ) at Cronulla scored 31points |
| 2nd: |
( ) at scored points |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
Terry Small, S Nogarotto, Lyndsay Almond, P Mooney |
| Event: |
2002 N.S.W. Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
24/05/2002 |
| Course: |
Camden Lakeside Country Club |
| Sponsors: |
Fishead Communications |
| Review: |
ON A WET DAY |
| |
It was cold, wet and windy, but Garry Jones couldn't have cared less. Competing in his first Shootout, the Woolooware member had it all under control, playing steady golf when it mattered to beat Bob McMurtry to win the 2002 NSW Shootout Championship. A field approaching 100 players braved the uncomfortable conditions at the Camden Lakeside course west of Sydney to decide the third NSW Shootout Champion. It was in fact the first Shootout in which rain has fallen. In the end it was Jones, needing only a 5/2 on the 18th hole, after his opponent McMurtry hit his tee shot into the water at the difficult par four finishing hole. Cronulla's Matt Howlin and Shootout regular Kelvin Choo were eliminated on the 17th hole, the second last Shootout hole. In a testimony to what Shootout golf events are all about, Cronulla junior Ben Parkes, the stableford winner on the day, recorded 45 points in a spectacular performance. When the draw of holes come out of the hat, however, he totaled just 12, one short of forcing his way into a putt-off for the final spot in the 8-man Shootout. Ten players on 13 points were forced to putt-off for the final spot in the Shootout.
For his efforts Jones won a framed Greg Norman at St Andrews print, which will be autographed by the Sharks when he is next in town. He also received an all-expenses paid trip to the Australian Shootout National Final to be played on the Gold Coast from October 9.
Defending NSW Shootout Champion, Rugby League referee Bill Harrigan, was forced to withdraw during his title defense due to a rib injury sustained while controlling the first State of Origin game just two days prior. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Garry Jones (16) at Woolooware |
| Runner-up: |
Bob McMurtry (9) at NSW |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Matt Howlin (8 ) at Cronulla |
| |
Kelvin Choo (13 ) at Moore Park |
| 5th & 6th: |
John Martlew (17 ) at n/r |
| |
Tutti Bonacci (22 ) at Moore Park |
| 7th & 8th: |
Cathy Parkes (14 ) at Cronulla |
| |
Grant Sellen (22 ) at Woolooware |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Ben Parkes (27 ) at Cronulla scored 45points |
| 2nd: |
Kelvin Choo (13 ) at Moore Park scored 40points |
| 3rd: |
Ian Forsythe (9 ) at Cronulla scored 39points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Cathy Parkes (14 ) at Cronulla scored 36points |
| 2nd: |
Evelyn Baird (n/r ) at Cronulla scored 34points |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
3rd - Deb Deegan, 9th - Jack Frost, 14th - Jack Frost, 16th - Garry Jones |
| |
|
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A-grade - Chris Miller, B-grade (10- +) - Mick Bratz |
| |
Longest drive winners (Women) |
| |
Jackie Parkon |
| Event: |
2002 New Brighton Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
03/05/2002 |
| Course: |
New Brighton Golf Club |
| Sponsors: |
|
| Review: |
NEW BRIGHTON GOLF CLUB |
| |
Sometimes the pressure and excitement of a Shootout golf championship, brings out the best in the competitors. Remember back to Mark De Montfort's holed seven-iron to win, Bill Harrigan's 10-metre putt to take the NSW Shootout title and the classic battle between Jamie Arnold and Ewen Porter at Cronulla last year.
But on other occasions, under the pressure of it all, the people watching and following every shot, the expectation of winning, can bring the steadiest of golfer unstuck.
At the New Brighton Shootout, while it took some good play by Darryl Whiteman and Franco Cortazzo to reach the last two, the rest they might like to forget. At their first attempt at the par four 18th hole, both had opportunities to win, both squandered them, halving the hole with 6-net-5. Back down the fairway they went, to around 120-metres, to have another go at deciding the championship.
Darryl looked like winning but let his opponent back in, Franco had a chance but three-putted from short range, and Whiteman, a 19-handicap lefty from Cronulla fell over the line to become the 2002 New Brighton Shootout champ.
The stumbling finish was in contrast to the play by all qualifiers on the two par-three shootout holes. At the 13th, five of the eight hit the green in regulation, with five players making three pointers on the hole. At the 17th, three of the four hit the green on the difficult hole with their tee shots, only to three-putt. Eventual winner, Whiteman, the only one to miss the green, holed a curling downhill five-metre putt for a three, then watched in amazement as his rivals had their problems on the putting surface. Cortazzo survived a putt-off with Michael Hastie and Alan Ghassi to make it to the final hole.
Over 80-starters, on a sunny autumn day, enjoyed what was a successful running of the second New Brighton shootout. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Darryl Whiteman (19) at Cronulla |
| Runner-up: |
Franco Cortazzo (19) at n/r |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Michael Hastie (22 ) at New Brighton |
| |
Alan Ghiassi (11 ) at Moore Park |
| 5th & 6th: |
Gary Monroe (18 ) at New Brighton |
| |
Peter Harvey (19 ) at New Brighton |
| 7th & 8th: |
Paul Supple (5 ) at Cronulla |
| |
Tutti Bonacci (20 ) at Moore Park |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Peter Harvey (19 ) at New Brighton scored 41points |
| 2nd: |
Gary Monroe (18 ) at New Brighton scored 41points |
| 3rd: |
Dean Wilson (n/r ) at n/r scored 39points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Evylyn Goh (n/r ) at New Brighton scored 31points |
| 2nd: |
NA (n/r ) at n/r scored n/rpoints |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
7th - Paul Supple, 11th - Scott Arnold, 13th - Ladies - Ruth Stockwell |
| |
|
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A-grade - Chris Parkes, B-grade (10-18) - M Bryant, C-grade (19 +) - John Hughes |
| Event: |
2002 New Brighton Shootout Golf Championships |
| Date: |
03/05/2002 |
| Course: |
New Brighton Golf Club |
| Review: |
NEW BRIGHTON GOLF CLUB |
| |
Sometimes the pressure and excitement of a Shootout golf championship, brings out the best in the competitors. Remember back to Mark De Montfort's holed seven-iron to win, Bill Harrigan's 10-metre putt to take the NSW Shootout title and the classic battle between Jamie Arnold and Ewen Porter at Cronulla last year.
But on other occasions, under the pressure of it all, the people watching and following every shot, the expectation of winning, can bring the steadiest of golfer unstuck.
At the New Brighton Shootout, while it took some good play by Darryl Whiteman and Franco Cortazzo to reach the last two, the rest they might like to forget. At their first attempt at the par four 18th hole, both had opportunities to win, both squandered them, halving the hole with 6-net-5. Back down the fairway they went, to around 120-metres, to have another go at deciding the championship.
Darryl looked like winning but let his opponent back in, Franco had a chance but three-putted from short range, and Whiteman, a 19-handicap lefty from Cronulla fell over the line to become the 2002 New Brighton Shootout champ.
The stumbling finish was in contrast to the play by all qualifiers on the two par-three shootout holes. At the 13th, five of the eight hit the green in regulation, with five players making three pointers on the hole. At the 17th, three of the four hit the green on the difficult hole with their tee shots, only to three-putt. Eventual winner, Whiteman, the only one to miss the green, holed a curling downhill five-metre putt for a three, then watched in amazement as his rivals had their problems on the putting surface. Cortazzo survived a putt-off with Michael Hastie and Alan Ghassi to make it to the final hole.
Over 80-starters, on a sunny autumn day, enjoyed what was a successful running of the second New Brighton shootout. |
| |
Results for the ShootOut |
| Winner: |
Darryl Whiteman (19) at Cronulla |
| Runner-up: |
Franco Cortazzo (19) at n/r |
| 3rd & 4th: |
Michael Hastie (22 ) at New Brighton |
| |
Alan Ghiassi (11 ) at Moore Park |
| 5th & 6th: |
Gary Monroe (18 ) at New Brighton |
| |
Peter Harvey (19 ) at New Brighton |
| 7th & 8th: |
Paul Supple (5 ) at Cronulla |
| |
Tutti Bonacci (20 ) at Moore Park |
| |
|
| |
Results for the mens stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Peter Harvey (19 ) at New Brighton scored 41points |
| 2nd: |
Gary Monroe (18 ) at New Brighton scored 41points |
| 3rd: |
Dean Wilson (n/r ) at n/r scored 39points |
| |
Results for the associates stableford competition |
| 1st: |
Evylyn Goh (n/r ) at New Brighton scored 31points |
| 2nd: |
NA (n/r ) at n/r scored n/rpoints |
| |
|
| |
Nearest to the pin winners |
| |
7th - Paul Supple, 11th - Scott Arnold, 13th - Ladies - Ruth Stockwell |
| |
|
| |
Longest drive winners (Men) |
| |
A-grade - Chris Parkes, B-grade (10-18) - M Bryant, C-grade (19 +) - John Hughes |
|
New South Wales
15th April - Twin Creeks
7th May - Macquarie Links
4th June - St Michael's
23rd July - Macquarie Links
19th August - NSW Shootout Championships - Monash
Queensland
14th May - Brookwater
14th June - The Colonial
8th October - The Glades
25th - 27th November - Australian Shootout Champ's - Gold Coast
Victoria
27th August - Victoria Golf Club
Western Australia
16th September - Joondalup
United States
11th - 21st October - World Shootout Championships - Las Vegas
Thailand
22nd - 28th October - Amazing Thailand Golf Champ's - Pattaya
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of TAT (Tourism Authority of Thailand) and Thai Airways have commissioned Shootout Golf and Thailand Golf Tours to hold a series of seven events around the continent. The winner of each event will receive a free airfare to compete in a week long golfing extravaganza in Thailand this October.
Shootout Golf will use the revolutionary Super Six format developed over the last ten years with its well known Australian Championships. With this unique system eight golfers are determined after a random draw of six holes. These eight finalists then participate in a sudden death playoff over three holes to determine the days Champion.
Each Champion from The “Amazing Thailand Championships will receive a return airfare to compete in our golfing extravaganza in October where golfers from all over the world will compete in our Asia Pacific Shootout Championships.
Thailand is becoming one of the world’s major golfing destinations and, combined with the numerous attractions it offers visitors will experience a once in a lifetime golfing holiday.more
|